February 17–19, 2026 (Orlando, FL).

Yes—typically during Design & Construction Week alongside IBS.

Targeted (booth-specific) times are posted in the ESM and your Exhibitor Dashboard.

Via the Exhibitor Dashboard using your company ID and booth number.

Typically 2–3 weeks before show open. Order by the advance date to avoid floor rates.

Shortlist partners with proven kitchen & bath experience, in-house design/fabrication, and KBIS/Orlando logistics know-how. Ask for recent KBIS case studies, an itemized quote, and a timeline from brief to install. Snap Exhibitions offers concept-to-show services tailored to KBIS 2026 booth design and rental in Orlando—request references and a fast estimate.

If you do 1–3 shows/year or need flexibility, KBIS 2026 booth rental minimizes capex and storage. If you tour many shows with a fixed footprint, ownership can pencil out. We provide both, plus hybrid options (own the frame, rent add-ons).

Lower freight and drayage risk, quicker service calls, and easier compliance with venue/GSC requirements. Snap Exhibitions stages locally for KBIS 2026, reducing last-mile surprises and overtime.

Strategy & design, engineering, graphics (SEG/backlit), flooring, furniture, AV integration, project management, shipping, material handling planning, I&D (install & dismantle), and coordination for electrical/Internet orders. We handle it end-to-end.

Ideally 12–16 weeks out. This locks design, print windows, and advance-rate service orders. We also support compressed timelines—ask for our KBIS 2026 fast-track.

Turnkey 10×10, 10×20, 20×20+ layouts, plus custom islands. Each is engineered for KBIS height/sightline guidelines.

Share booth size, goals (product demo, lead gen, hospitality), any brand guidelines, and target budget. We’ll return a KBIS 2026 booth rental or purchase proposal with renders and a line-item scope.

On-time / on-budget execution, Orlando staging, kitchen & bath category experience, and modular systems that scale from inline to island—without sacrificing brand look.

Billed by CWT from dock to booth; overtime/special handling surcharges may apply.

Rules vary by booth type (inline/corner/peninsula/island) and are listed in the ESM.

Warehouse improves schedule reliability; direct can save cost but has higher timing risk.

Usually limited (single person, no equipment, set hours). See the ESM hand-carry/Cart Rate section.

Yes. Additional insured requirements and coverage limits are listed in the ESM.

Yes—subject to ESM rules, venue licensing, sound limits, and catering approvals.

Venue parking and routing are published on venue pages and in the ESM.

The official GSC and all order forms are listed in the ESM.